Monkoli is "over the top" ready to help you with anything that may arise. In fact, I was probably a bit needier than most guests. At the top of the list is when I couldn't figure out why my new Thai cell service wasn't accepting my credit or debit cards to "top off" my account since they never offer you international calling on your account when arrive at the airport...they pretty much cut off any calls out once a few calls have been made (very frustrating). Monkoli came to my room, went online, and paid up my account with his own cash card.
There is a restaurant attached to this Airbnb that doesn't open until 10am. Monkoli will have a table set for your over looing the square, ready to personally serve you a nice two to three course breakfast any time after 6am. I enjoyed a double expresso (or two) every morning I wasn't off early on a tour. He even collected my dirty laundry and had it cleaned and place back into my room before my return that afternoon for 200 Baht ($6).
Two of my day tours ended up back at the square the Airbnb is attached to. Both tours stopped for the cities best mango sticky rice and ice cream, and another for an early dinner. The area is best known for its incredible food and a day market (open from 4am to noon for you early risers to walk through) just a few blocks away.
Carry a map of the Airbnb's location with you and on your phone. The square is quietly tucked away, but crucial if you’re visiting the King's palace or one of the 5 most popular temples in Bangkok. All within walking distance. Use Uber, most regular cabs can’t seem to locate the place even though it’s where they drive by 20 times a day. I called Monkoli a couple times to talk the cabbie home.
I know this is a long review, but, I could still bring up a few more instances Monkoli went above and beyond his duties as an Airbnb host.
Thanks, Monkoli, for a great first week in Thailand. I'll be back when I come back through in a few months.